Video/Audio/Podcast
Demi Wilhelm
In this podcast I discuss my research on the effects children's television programs (especially sitcoms) have on social development. I include input from three girls, all age 10, on the shows they watch.
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Jordyn Guenin
In this podcast, my boyfriend and I discuss a personal social media experience with Facebook Market page. We tell the story and provide commentary on the importance of internet safety.
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Will Chesher
I created a video-remix of a literature review for ENG 699-Contemporary Theories in Composition. The music in the video (which I composed) represents the building, addition, and mixing/meshing of theories that have informed and progressed in network theory, ranging from ecocomposition to actant network theory. Additionally, there are comments underneath the Youtube video that act as an additional layer of network (and this continues with the GoogleDoc link). Network theory is complex and complicated, and meaning is enacted by all involved parties who are also limited by their tools/network (hence actant network theory). In this example, the network involves the video, the comments on the video from the parties, the linked GoogleDoc, the comments in the GoogleDoc, and you as a viewer having an opportunity to interact with the text (you could leave a comment in Youtube or in GoogleDocs and further complicate the network). Finally, the two video links in the GoogleDoc from "ws Chesher" in response to the Dysgruntled Rhetorician, stand as a further example of a network: Often the network is recursive, and often it's frustrating.
Maya Montague
This video was created for English 213 and serves as a reflection of how social media has influenced part of my life.
Elli Kirkpatrick
This video documents my 2 week long experience of going without social media, and explains how I felt and why I think you should try it, too!
Elli Kirkpatrick
This video explains the history of medical dramas through analysis of "Grey's Anatomy" and "The Resident", and supports the claim that today's medical shows aren't that unique - and it's okay that they're not!
Caleb Lubeznik
This screencast analyzes Kevin Heart's use of social media and the values that he expresses through digital concepts.